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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1900
Page
4
Public notice announces land selections under the Act of June 4 1807 and lists tracts by lot and lot numbers with locations in Oregon and Washington Territory. It notes protests must be filed within thirty days and names the official to whom disputes are reported.
An old criminal was asked the first step toward ruin and answered cheating an editor out of two years subscription. North Bend work advances with new cessed frames up. Judge Watsons dike washed out Isthiings ylough and Marsh lands flooded. Capt Nelson reports a sighting of a possibly capsized vessel Joseph Henry near Coos Bay. five crew aboard, no survivors.
Fragmented ad text promotes tonic and liver remedies with prices such as 125 each. It mentions vendors Spe residence al A Vudge, Perkin's alrig ekpru, and various locations like the Dhan pla al ning Mytrle. The disjointed lines hint at pharmacy sales and ritual items with improvised names.
Public land notice lists applicants in Washington Territory and Oregon seeking final proof for agricultural claims. Names include Canes Mittarp and Matthew Abr with witnesses from We st Seattle, Myrtle Point, and Roseburg, Oregon, with dates in 1901 and 1900.
Public lands near Willamette Meridian are open for protest within thirty days from this notice. Fredek Ahiibs of Minneapolis Minnesota has applied to select lands described as unsurveyed tracts in sections 2 and 8 Town 10 West, Willamette Meridian. Protests stating the land is more valuable for minerals than agriculture will be noted for report to the General Land Office.
A notice announces an application by Pov Myde and Teanpesty Whee for forest reserve selection near the Willamette Meridian. It states public land parcels under the 1900 act may be contested within the next 60 days, with protests filed to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Post office directory lists weekly hours and holiday closings. Schedule shows daily starts at 6am from several towns with variations for Sundays and holidays.
A storefront listing an assorted stock of patent medicines and drugs including liniments for horses and cattle, cough remedies, tonics, digestives, elixirs, plasters, antiseptics, Beauty and perfumery items, wines and sacraments, with hardware like paper and envelopes, and various tonics and health products. The text names many brand items and vendors and advertises a broad stock at the shop.
Notice that F A Hyde & Company of San Francisco has applied under the 1897 act for tracts in Township 81 R West Willamette Meridian. Protest or contest within thirty days will be recorded for report to the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Official notice announces publication actions dated December 10 and January 11. It lists names and involved parties connected to a court or filing, with details indicating a formal process and deadlines for response or appearance. The fragmented text names individuals and organizations in a legal context.
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